As long as appreciation and pricing pushes investors out of Boston to other tenant heavy areas that have job growth or easy access to highways/transport it will likely continue to improve.Very similar to the growth/improvement of Worcester from what Worcester looked like ~10+ years ago.

So you can use the seller financing to get in, put in some additional rehab funds to force the appreciation, and then refinance out once the property is stabilized. 

Appreciate the advice, Nadeem.

Thank you - much appreciated!

I appreciate your insight into this.

By increasing usable square footage, I was able to re-appraise and increase the value of my home by an additional 460 square feet of "livable space" and force the appreciation of my property's value.

However, finding areas that have promising appreciation? 

Columbus is known for it's appreciation and Dayton is known for its cashflow. 

Any advice will be appreciated. 

Any leads, advice, contacts are super appreciated.